EYE "A Nice Walk In the Park" electro CyberPop dark Alternative indie-Electronic dance music artist

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"A Nice Walk In the Park" is a 2001 track by EYE (musical artist) that was popular on the Australian national Triple J (JJJ) radio station. Style: Electronica IndieTronica ElectroClash FuturePop Darkwave SynthPop. It was also released via EYE's alter-ego title "E.L.F." and was featured on numerous compilation CDs.

EYE was well-known for releasing scathing political "information age" music with a post-industrial dark electro cyber-punk hip-hop rock music base. This trippy electro-cyber-pop track with robot vocals is particularly inspired by groups like Kraftwerk, the Shamen, Daft Punk & Severed Heads.

This is the original single mix from 2001. There are later live versions that EYE prefer and will upload here eventually. This song was composed and recorded in Canberra and Sydney (Australia). Around 5 or so years later, in the mid-late '00s, this kind of music style became mainstream in Australia with the success of artists like The Presets & Cut Copy.

Links for EYE's official youtube channel:
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Other websites for the EYE (music artist) include:
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Regards EYE's offbeat psychedelic electronic dance music side-project known as ELF & E.L.F. see:
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Latterly known as XELF (X.E.L.F.)
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During the mid-late 90s EYE's dark electronica side project was known as "AYA" (music artist). It was the precursor project to E.L.F. & XELF. To hear the AYA music:
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The "DJ Citizen" side project highlighted EYE's instrumental post-industrial dark electronic aggrotech power-noise music:
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EYE's alternative music record label is titled "Blatant Propaganda".
The websites are:
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+ - - - this hosts several compilation albums titled "S.I.N.G.E.D." that feature Dark Alternative Industrial Electronic Gothic music artists of Australia and New Zealand; plus several albums of Electronic Dance Music by Canberra music artists, bands & groups; plus collections of Protest Music Songs by underground Australian punk, pop, rock, industrial and electronica rock groups.

For details on 100s of related alternative music club nights & live band concert events see these sites:
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- archive of shows on Canberra's 2XX 98.3 fm radio station:
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with a related blog at
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